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    density would be due to higher aromatic content in the hydrotreated product obtained from CAT-E. This indicates that the nature of support of the hydrotreating catalyst affects the product formation. The catalytic activity therefore not only depends on the active metal concentration, but the nature of interaction between support-catalyst which ultimately affects the product formation.…

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    Stoichiometry

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    The thermal decomposition of potassium chlorate is very slow. In order for this reaction for be observable in a laboratory setting, one must add a catalyst and the reaction will then speed up to allow for observation. Manganese dioxide (MnO2) is the catalyst that will be used in this experiment. The thermal decomposition of KClO3 using MnO2 as a catalyst can also be represented by the following equation: 2KClO_3 (s)+ MnO¬_2+Heat →2KCl (s)+3O_2…

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    allows protons but it is impermeable to gases, and hence it is known as a Proton Exchange Membrane. The membrane, which is squeezed between two electrodes (electrically conductive carbon cloths or carbon fiber papers) acts as electrolyte. A layer of catalyst particles (platinum) is placed at the interface between the porous electrode and polymer membrane. A schematic diagram of cell configuration and basic operating principles is shown in Fig. 1.1. Hydrogen, which is fed into one side of the…

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    Why Is Ammonia Important

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    which is 78% N2, in a ratio of 3:1. These are added into a compressor, which maintains 15-35 MPa of pressure and the gases are fed into a reaction chamber at 350°C - 550°C containing several catalyst beds composed of porous iron-iron oxide fused with other compounds to increase the efficiency of the catalyst. The reaction mixture of NH3, and unreacted N2 and H2 (along with any impurities that may have been present) is fed into a condenser to liquefy the NH3. The unreacted, gaseous N2 and H2 is…

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    increases therefore the different amylases used in the classroom broke down to maltose. One of element we used was the iodine test as the temperature increase the color in the iodine decreased. As a result starch was catalyst by using the iodine test in which the color help indicate…

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    sensitivity To illustrate the parametric sensitivity analysis, the case of gaseous phase catalytic oxidation of benzene to maleic anhydride was considered (Lupușor et al., 1981). The multi-tubular reactor (heat exchanger type) with the fixed bed catalyst inside a small diameter tubes (under 3 -4 cm) is continously cooled by molten salt mixture (nitrates and nitrites mixture; Maria , 2007). The raw materials are air (oxygen) and benzene. The compressed and filtered air is heated into a preaheter…

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    Indole 2a Lab Report

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    is summarized in Table 1. The effect of catalyst structure on the reaction outcome was first investigated at 10 mol% catalyst loading in toluene (Table 1, Entries 1–5). As we expected, based on our knowledge of the catalytic performance of chiral oligoEG 1,[7] the ether chain length (Entries 1–3) as well as suitable acidity of the phenolic protons (Entry 2 vs. Entries 4 and 5) are critical for the catalytic performance in this reaction. Consistently, catalyst 1b bearing iodine atom at the 3 and…

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    Si3n4 Synthesis

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    As a result, a variety of synthesis methods have been attempted to prepare Si3N4 1D nanostructures with various morphologies.10–16 Yang et al. synthesized Si3N4 nanobelts by the catalyst-assisted (e. g., FeCl2, NiCl2, and Al powder) pyrolysis of polysilazane.12,15,17 Huo et al. reported the direct nitridation of Fe–Si alloy particles.14 Shuyue et al.18 and Juntong et al.19 used catalytic thermal-CVD method. Yin et al. reported the…

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    substrates in order to learn more about how enzymes function in different environments. The independent variables investigated in this experiment were the concentration of different substrates, the temperature of the environment, and the effect of a catalyst on the reaction rate. The dependent variable for all of the investigations was the time it took for the reaction to occur. To investigate the effect of the concentration of the substrate on the reaction time, four test tubes were used. In…

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    effective catalyst reaction. .Almost all cellular activities of enzymes involved in the process are required to improve efficiency. Similar to other non-biological catalysts,enzymes provides another reaction route requires lower activation energy (Ea) to increase the number of particles that have a kinetic energy of not less than the activation energy, thus speeding The reaction rate. Most of the reaction rate can be improved hundreds of times by enzyme catalyst. Enzyme as a catalyst itself…

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